I wanted to do something with Amaka again, and a few days ago, this popped up in my head. Amaka being carried in a carrying cage by the vet, looking happy.

She turned herself into her Shepherd Dog form and felt something was wrong with her throat, and she told Stacey. The shopkeep woman turned herself into her own dog form and decided to take Amaka to a vet, rather than a doctor that would be specialized in treating human patients. They opted for the vet just because a vet just so happened to be a bit closer to their vicinity. And because of this, Stacey informed Amaka that it would be best to stay in her dog form, and so did she herself.

Amaka was thrilled that she got to crawl into one of those carrying cages that are usually used by animal shelter operators exclusively. But, turns out, those carrying cages were also a prominent item at the vet. So that came in handy for Amaka especially. Stacey stayed in ~her~ dog form, but she didn't need a carrying cage. After all, she couldn't be put in one even if she wanted, because she was way too big to fit into a carrying cage of her own, but Stacey didn't mind -- she just stayed on all fours and walked along with the vet herself.

And, because they were both in their dog forms, Stacey too got to enjoy a tasty treat from the vet woman after Amaka was given a throat lozenge by the vet. So, Stacey deciding to stay in ~her~ dog form when visiting the vet, turned out to be a wise decision after all.